The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-08-12
LOCAL. IND Personal.

been the hottest IN eighty years
Mr.. II. A. Euglehart and family took a
trip to CarroIltowu on Wednesday.
Editor Lloyd, OF the Herald, has moved
into his new house on Julian street
w. Horace Rose, Esq. Of Jonstown.
was In town on business on Monday.
The registry lists are now hung up for
inspection at the various polling places.
-Messrs. Flew and Dougherty OF Indi-
ana Pa, are stopping at the Mountain
House.
Miss Madge Kerr. OF Brownsville. Pa.
Is visiting her brother Mr.. E. c. Kerr, OF
this place.
The legal season for slaughteriug squir-
rels begins September l, and continues un-
al January l..
Mr.. Ed. Shields and c. F. ODonnerl,
Esq, Of LOIotto, were to be seen on our
streets on Wednesday.
Now is the time to order phosphate for
fall sowing. and Barkegs' is the place to get
the best for the least money.
-Goveruor Beaver has appointed David
Rhodes Associate Judge of Centre county,
IN place of Judge Smith, deceased.
There will be a game of ball in this
place to-day tFuday), between the Stars,
Oi this place, and a nine from WilmOre
Mrs. McPike. wife of Mr. II. \. McPike.
Of the ltOoua Times, ana two children, ara
visiting relatives and friends il this place.
-SEED WHEAT SEED WHEAT Seven
hundred bushels for sale at T. L. Parrish's
farm ia Allegheny township, near Loreuto.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF Johnstown will picnic at LIOyds Vile, on
the Bells Gap Road. Thursday the 25th
lust
The County Commissioners OF Somerset
county, have let work and contracts on
bridges in that county to the amount Of S2I,
6o2,Oi
Victor phosphate is Us good as most Of
the goods sold NJ $50 tOSJ5, but can be had at
BaIkors' for So per ton; leave your orders
there at once.
"A Cambria Iron Company brakeman
named William Sweeney, was killed at
Johnstown on Thursday evening Of last
week, while coupling ears.
-George Taylor, who has been in our Jail
before under the name OF John Long. was
bCuught up from Cambria. on Wednesday .
last, chsrsea with stealing chickens.
Miss Minnie Linton. daughter ,,aros
J.. H. Linton. oi this place. returne" -
she has has6sS 6sSS,..! last from gG'''tA .Sl tie past Two
months.
Daniel Addison, q colored Hau VINO was
admitted To the A!InshOuse lew weeks
ago. from Laurel Hill, suffering Irou con-
sumption, died In tue AlulshOuse on oaSur-
day last. He was ABOUT hity-uve years OF .
age.
Now Is a good time to pick up bargains \
in remnants Of goods, as at this season o. I
the year many lines are broken up, and you /
can get the Ouds and ends at bargain. /
You win fud several bargains Of this Kind at .
BaTkers.
Milton r. Ettcr, a brakeman on the I
PENNSYLVANIA r. .Toa1, had his left arm so I
badly mashed white making coupling at
Altoona. on Monday evening, that the IN
Iurrd member had 10 be an putated near The
shoulder.
Mr. r. W. Humphreys and Mrs. B. G..
Williams, OF this place, and Mrs John y.
Jones' of Cambria township, VIII start FROM
this place on the 3Oth Of this month, on
trip to Wales tor the purpose of visiting rel
atves and friends.
Mr. Joseph Farabaugh, the photog-
rgpher, will occupy his gallery IN Loretto
only a short time this summer. Persons
wanting pictures taken y ~ do well 10 call
without delay. Photographs taken by the
Iustautuueous process.
1t has been intimated that, in the in
est ~ the taxpayers, the next Grand jury
viii be asked, by a petition Of citizens, to
ascertain why the repairs on the interior Of
the court room are not completed. and TO
sugeest some IeIief.-IRdiaHa Messenger.
"A son OF Pe:er Smith, Of Mt Pleasant,
Westmorelsnd county, aged 10 years, at
tempted to board freight train, at that
place. on Tuesday, when be missed his
bold and was ground to pieces beneath the
wheels Ills remains were gathered up in
sheet
- You will find the best bargains Ii nhos-
phate - 3arkers'. as they sell direct IIom
the manufacturers. and pay no travelling
mans expenses, and are at no expense IN
selling, therefore they can sell lower than
others are doing, and we are satisfied you
can save money by ordering your phosphate
from Bankers.
"A writ Of QUO Warranto was issued on
Tuesday last on the petition of Lewis j.
Beare-, Of Susquehanna township, against
William ~. LAQlkyg Ol tuc sdlA4t bC"A9AiP'
to show by what authority he holds and exer-
clsss the Office OF Collector Of School Taxes
for said township.
Indiana county is TO have four weeks O.
ccug. At the September term. The first
week will be taken up by the Grand jury
and arguments the second week will be
confined 20 the trial Of Commonwealth cases
and the last two weeks will be consumed in
The trial o. civil cases.
1t Is a comfort when travelling 70 stop at
good hotel, where everything IS neat and
,I1y and the wayterer is made TO feel at
home. When you visit Altoona stop at the
Uulon Hotel, 1913 Twelfth avenue, kept by
james r. NeasOn, who keeps frs. class
house and spares on pains to make his
guests comfortable.
There iS n little matter that Some Of our
subscribelS have Seemingly forgotten en-
tgey Some Of them have made uS many
promiStS, but have not kept them, while
Others who owe uS Considerable have made
no promises whatever. To US IL iS very
Important matter, itS neceSSary IN our
buSu5S$. Ne are very mOdsSt and don't
Ike 20 Speak about is.
-Eessrs Mcconnell & Saupp, the pOPu-
lar cothiers OF Altoona, are giving great
Hk.u.